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Founded by master cabinetmaker August Bruewer in 1963, Bruewer Woodwork grew from a home-basement operation into a custom millwork manufacturer. Its 165,000-square-foot production facility makes architectural and interior woodwork, and the company combines in-house engineering and project management with installation. The family’s second generation actively directs operations.
Founded in Toronto in 1968, Brumall Manufacturing Corporation makes electrical connectors and power-distribution components for industry from its modern facility in Mentor, Ohio. The company combines high-throughput precision machining and automated assembly with in-house testing, allowing it to produce both standard lines and custom parts in small or large runs. Its stated motto, “Quality at a Competitive Price,” has guided the business from its Canadian beginnings through more than five decades in operation.
Rosie Kovacs and Hayes Shanesy started Brush Factory in Cincinnati in 2009 as a studio where design and craftsmanship could happen under one roof. From its workshop, the company creates contemporary wood furniture and case goods for residential and commercial clients, using solid wood construction and traditional joinery. Its work is closely tied to Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine revitalization, where the studio has completed custom projects for local spaces.
With roots in a Rotterdam joinery founded in 1897, Bruynzeel Storage Systems makes space-saving storage systems for organizations preserving documents, collections and other valuable materials. The company began providing wooden shelving in 1953 and developed its first steel mobile shelving in 1970; today, its solutions are used in settings ranging from archives to museums. Bruynzeel operates with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards and has been climate neutral in its own operations since 2021.
From Cincinnati, Bryan Medical develops and supplies airway-management devices and other ENT medical products for pediatric and adult care. Its physician-collaborative portfolio includes distinctive systems such as the Aeris airway dilation catheter and Tenax laser-resistant endotracheal tube, while its place in the SPIGGLE & THEIS Group extends its U.S. offering to German-engineered ENT instruments. Bryan Medical also represents Reliance Medical products in Ohio and Kentucky and holds nationwide GSA contracts.
BRYGGS Medical develops reusable, FDA-cleared EPAP devices for adults with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea, including its hose-free ULTepap therapy. Built around the patented Rashidi-Sleeper valve, the device uses a patient’s own exhalation to create therapeutic back pressure without a blower, power source, or bulky CPAP equipment. Its newer ULTepap 2 adds two adjustable resistance settings for a more customizable fit.
Founded in 1975, Vandalia’s BSF, Incorporated makes electro-mechanical and hydraulic flange-to-flange connections, beginning with fabricated steel pump and motor adaptors and growing into custom-built solutions for demanding applications. Its design and production teams work directly with customers to engineer and guarantee the fit of each housing, while the company’s products are made in the USA. BSF has maintained ISO registration since 1998 and is currently registered to ISO 9001:2015.
BSK Industries develops and services non-contact thickness gauging and profile measurement systems, drawing on years of maintaining X-ray and isotope equipment. The North Royalton company began as a service organization and remains focused on keeping existing systems running, including retrofitting its electronics into nearly any manufacturer’s gauge. Its profile-system work has supported most major North American steel companies.
Buck Equipment Inc. has spent more than five decades developing specialized equipment for automobile loading and unloading. Its Grove City, Ohio manufacturing operation is known for a four-wheel-steering ramp design and also builds custom solutions for unusual, space-constrained facilities.
Buckeye Amish Furniture is a Powell showroom built around the craftsmanship of Ohio’s Amish Country. It helps customers furnish homes and offices with custom-made solid hardwood pieces, including one-of-a-kind designs developed from a customer’s drawing.
Buckeye Body Builders dates to 1946, and after a brief closure in 2012, a group of longtime employees brought the Columbus company back to serve its customers and community. Today, Buckeye Body and Equipment supports businesses and fleet operators with commercial truck upfitting, custom engineering, and ongoing service from its seven-acre central Ohio facility.
Founded in 1966, family-owned Buckeye Boxes makes corrugated and specialty packaging in central Ohio, helping customers improve the systems around their boxes as well as the boxes themselves. Its Columbus operation includes a 100,000-square-foot plant, while three generations of the Hoyt family have helped guide the business. Buckeye Boxes pairs more than 100 years of leadership box-making experience with a packaging-system audit designed to uncover waste and reduce costs.
What began with Zack and Ashley baking together is now Buckeye Brownies, a family-owned bakery in Akron making oversized, three-layer brownies and blondies. Each dessert is handcrafted in small batches at its ODA-approved 5,000-square-foot commercial bakery and baked fresh to order rather than held in a warehouse. The company ships its treats across the country and around the world while keeping the hands-on process that defined its start.
Founded in Cleveland in 1896 as a typewriter-supply company, Buckeye Business Products now manufactures stock and custom labels in its vertically integrated U.S. facility. The company makes its own hot-melt adhesive and manages production from material sourcing through printing and die-cutting, including full-color work on BOBST digital presses. Its 750,000-square-foot Cleveland operation has produced and sold 8.6 billion 4-by-6 labels, while recycling more than 540 tons of paper annually.
From Athens, Ohio, BuckEye Cam designs and manufactures long-range wireless camera systems for remote monitoring, including off-grid deployments that do not require cellular service. Its first systems went into the field in 2003, and today its radio-frequency cameras and AI image recognition technology operate in demanding environments worldwide, serving users from border-security teams to wildlife researchers. The products are built by Athens Technical Specialists, Inc., so customers work directly with the people who engineer and make the equipment, backed by more than 20 years of experience.
Since deploying its first systems in 2003, BuckEye Cam has engineered and manufactured long-range wireless camera systems in Athens, Ohio, through Athens Technical Specialists, Inc. Its off-grid, proprietary radio-based equipment is built for remote monitoring without cellular service and is now used in demanding settings worldwide, including by law enforcement and wildlife researchers. BuckEye Cam is an SBA-certified HUBZone small business and a GSA contract holder, with its design and manufacturing team providing direct customer support.
Buckeye Cleaning Centers is the distribution arm of Buckeye International, a vertically integrated U.S. manufacturer serving commercial facilities through 27 company-owned centers nationwide. Its representatives provide facility-specific guidance and standardized training alongside cleaning programs for workplaces, schools, healthcare organizations, and other institutions.
Founded in January 1990 by Lynn Bente, a pioneer in coloring plastics, Buckeye Color & Chemical has built its identity around helping plastics customers bring color into polymer products. The company began by importing TR-354 Channel Black from the Soviet Union, later expanded to offices in Dover, Ohio, and achieved ISO certification in 2004.
Buckeye Corrugated, Inc. (BCI) manufactures corrugated packaging and retail displays, with design, production, and fulfillment capabilities across a coast-to-coast U.S. facility network. Founded in 1958 as Buckeye Container, it grew from one plant and eight employees to a company reporting more than 850 employees and eleven corrugated manufacturing facilities. BCI describes its operations as employee-owned and emphasizes American-sourced materials and integrated service from packaging design through fulfillment.
Buckeye Custom Cabinets & Closets builds custom cabinetry and storage around the way Central Ohio homeowners actually use their spaces, designing each project to solve a particular organization problem rather than fitting a standard box. The company manufactures its cabinets in-house and uses North American-sourced plywood and commercial-grade board, with decades of combined experience in interior design, construction, and woodcraft behind the work. Its patent-pending DEB cabinet, created to air-dry delicate clothing, is a distinctive example of Buckeye’s practical approach to custom design.